Vote for Huntsville!

SportsSep 21, 2012Huntsville Forester

HUNTSVILLE - Back in February, crowds of Muskoka-natives and people from around Ontario lined Huntsville’s main street and gathered in Arrowhead Provincial Park to witness the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships. The outstanding volunteer work of residents in the community and Huntsville High School staff and students, as well as the spirit from the spectators, made this event one for the history books. Not only did the race bring significant economic impact for the town, it also brought the citizens of Huntsville pride and spirit.
Because this event was so incredibly well done, the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships held in Huntsville at the beginning of 2012, is now up for an award and the town of Huntsville wants you to vote! The event has been selected to be one of six finalists for the 2012 True Sport Community Give-Back Challenge, which rewards towns for their efforts in making a difference through sport. Huntsville is now in the running for one of three awards, which include a cash prize and a feature on CBC Sports as part of the Sports Day in Canada broadcast.
It is now up to the residents of Muskoka to rally together and vote for our community. Voting end today at midnight.
Organizers are asking you to vote for your community at www.truesport.ca/giveback.

Vote for Huntsville!

SportsSep 21, 2012Huntsville Forester

HUNTSVILLE - Back in February, crowds of Muskoka-natives and people from around Ontario lined Huntsville’s main street and gathered in Arrowhead Provincial Park to witness the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships. The outstanding volunteer work of residents in the community and Huntsville High School staff and students, as well as the spirit from the spectators, made this event one for the history books. Not only did the race bring significant economic impact for the town, it also brought the citizens of Huntsville pride and spirit.
Because this event was so incredibly well done, the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships held in Huntsville at the beginning of 2012, is now up for an award and the town of Huntsville wants you to vote! The event has been selected to be one of six finalists for the 2012 True Sport Community Give-Back Challenge, which rewards towns for their efforts in making a difference through sport. Huntsville is now in the running for one of three awards, which include a cash prize and a feature on CBC Sports as part of the Sports Day in Canada broadcast.
It is now up to the residents of Muskoka to rally together and vote for our community. Voting end today at midnight.
Organizers are asking you to vote for your community at www.truesport.ca/giveback.

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Vote for Huntsville!

SportsSep 21, 2012Huntsville Forester

HUNTSVILLE - Back in February, crowds of Muskoka-natives and people from around Ontario lined Huntsville’s main street and gathered in Arrowhead Provincial Park to witness the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships. The outstanding volunteer work of residents in the community and Huntsville High School staff and students, as well as the spirit from the spectators, made this event one for the history books. Not only did the race bring significant economic impact for the town, it also brought the citizens of Huntsville pride and spirit.
Because this event was so incredibly well done, the OFSAA Nordic Ski Championships held in Huntsville at the beginning of 2012, is now up for an award and the town of Huntsville wants you to vote! The event has been selected to be one of six finalists for the 2012 True Sport Community Give-Back Challenge, which rewards towns for their efforts in making a difference through sport. Huntsville is now in the running for one of three awards, which include a cash prize and a feature on CBC Sports as part of the Sports Day in Canada broadcast.
It is now up to the residents of Muskoka to rally together and vote for our community. Voting end today at midnight.
Organizers are asking you to vote for your community at www.truesport.ca/giveback.